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Rajasthan IAS Officer's Premises Raided By Anti-Corruption Bureau
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Rajasthan conducted searches at the premises of IAS officer Meghraj Singh Ratnu, posted as Registrar in the Cooperative Department, for allegedly amassing assets disproportionate to his income, a top official said.
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Ex Rajasthan Official Arrested By Probe Agency In Money Laundering Case
A former joint director of Rajasthan's department of information technology and communication (DOIT&C) has been arrested on money laundering charges linked to a case of possession of alleged disproportionate assets against him and others.
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After Row, Rajasthan Anti-Corruption Bureau Takes Back "No Names" Order
Anti-Corruption Bureau, which probes cases against government officials, had said identities of those caught will be revealed only if convicted
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"Ashok Gehlot Wasn't Aware": Rajasthan Minister On Anti-Corruption Order
The names of people caught through in corruption cases cannot be made public till they are found guilty in a trial, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Rajasthan were told in the order, triggering a backlash.
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"No Names Till...": Row Over Rajasthan Anti-Corruption Bureau Order
The names of people caught through decoy operations in corruption cases cannot be made public till they are found guilty in trial, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Rajasthan have been told in a controversial order.
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Anti-Corruption Body Searches Locations Of 3 Officials In Disproportionate Assets Cases
Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) teams on Thursday raided various locations of three Rajasthan government officials who have been booked for allegedly possessing assets disproportionate to their incomes, officials said.
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Labour Commissioner, 2 Others Detained In Corruption Case In Rajasthan
The Rajasthan anti-corruption bureau on Friday night detained labour commissioner Prateek Jhajharia and two others in connection with a corruption case, an official said.
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As Protests Mount, Rajasthan Government Hits Pause On 'Gag Law': 10 Points
Rajasthan today deferred at least until next year a controversial measure to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and restrict the media from reporting on them. Pummeled by critics, the BJP government referred an ordinance or executive order it had issued last month, to an all-party committee for review. An amended bill wi...
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Amid Anger Over Rajasthan 'Gag Law', Vasundhara Raje's Late-Night Meeting
Confronting widespread outrage over a law that seeks to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and also restrict the media from reporting on them, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje late on Monday night called a meeting in which it was decided that the move would be reviewed by a panel
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Government Trying To Protect Corrupt Officials: Congress On Rajasthan's New Gag Law
The Congress has criticised the Rajasthan government for passing an ordinance which seeks to protect the serving and former judges, magistrates and public servants in the state from being investigated for on-duty action, without its prior sanction.
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'Need To Protect Reputations': Rajasthan Minister Defends New Gag Law
The new law that shields public servants including lawmakers and ministers from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction was necessary to end frivolous allegations meant to defame officials, a top Rajasthan minister has said, defending the law that the opposition Congress says was designed to "protect the interest of the corrupt...
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After Rajasthan Cancels Lease of 601 Mines, Congress Demands CBI Probe
Under scrutiny over alleged illegal allocation of mines in Rajasthan, the Vasundhara Raje government has cancelled the allotment of 601 mines. But the opposition Congress is on the offensive, demanding the mine scam be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
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At the Heart of Rajasthan's Rs 3.8 Crore-Bribery Scandal, These Men
The modus-operandi, according to officials in Rajasthan's the anti-corruption police, was simple. The Rs 3.8 crore -- recovered in cash on Wednesday after raids on several top bureaucrats of Rajasthan -- was amassed through graft that poured in through a carefully built network.
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Busted! Rs 3.8 Crore in Cash Seized From Rajasthan Officials
Uncountable piles of currency notes in the highest of denominations lay stacked on the desk of a senior government official in Rajasthan's Udaipur this evening, after a raid by the state's anti-corruption department.
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Crores recovered from dairy official in Rajasthan, probe ordered
Millions in cash continue to tumble out of lockers of Rajasthan's corrupt dairy official. Four lockers of Surendra Sharma, a Deputy Manager in the Rajasthan Dairy Federation coughed up Rs 2 crore and 35 lakh in cash on Saturday. The Anti-Corruption Bureau says, this is the biggest seizure ever from a single official in Rajasthan."We've recovered Rs...
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Rajasthan IAS Officer's Premises Raided By Anti-Corruption Bureau
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Rajasthan conducted searches at the premises of IAS officer Meghraj Singh Ratnu, posted as Registrar in the Cooperative Department, for allegedly amassing assets disproportionate to his income, a top official said.
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Ex Rajasthan Official Arrested By Probe Agency In Money Laundering Case
A former joint director of Rajasthan's department of information technology and communication (DOIT&C) has been arrested on money laundering charges linked to a case of possession of alleged disproportionate assets against him and others.
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After Row, Rajasthan Anti-Corruption Bureau Takes Back "No Names" Order
Anti-Corruption Bureau, which probes cases against government officials, had said identities of those caught will be revealed only if convicted
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"Ashok Gehlot Wasn't Aware": Rajasthan Minister On Anti-Corruption Order
The names of people caught through in corruption cases cannot be made public till they are found guilty in a trial, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Rajasthan were told in the order, triggering a backlash.
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"No Names Till...": Row Over Rajasthan Anti-Corruption Bureau Order
The names of people caught through decoy operations in corruption cases cannot be made public till they are found guilty in trial, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Rajasthan have been told in a controversial order.
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Anti-Corruption Body Searches Locations Of 3 Officials In Disproportionate Assets Cases
Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) teams on Thursday raided various locations of three Rajasthan government officials who have been booked for allegedly possessing assets disproportionate to their incomes, officials said.
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Labour Commissioner, 2 Others Detained In Corruption Case In Rajasthan
The Rajasthan anti-corruption bureau on Friday night detained labour commissioner Prateek Jhajharia and two others in connection with a corruption case, an official said.
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As Protests Mount, Rajasthan Government Hits Pause On 'Gag Law': 10 Points
Rajasthan today deferred at least until next year a controversial measure to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and restrict the media from reporting on them. Pummeled by critics, the BJP government referred an ordinance or executive order it had issued last month, to an all-party committee for review. An amended bill wi...
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Amid Anger Over Rajasthan 'Gag Law', Vasundhara Raje's Late-Night Meeting
Confronting widespread outrage over a law that seeks to protect ministers and officials from corruption investigations and also restrict the media from reporting on them, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje late on Monday night called a meeting in which it was decided that the move would be reviewed by a panel
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Government Trying To Protect Corrupt Officials: Congress On Rajasthan's New Gag Law
The Congress has criticised the Rajasthan government for passing an ordinance which seeks to protect the serving and former judges, magistrates and public servants in the state from being investigated for on-duty action, without its prior sanction.
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'Need To Protect Reputations': Rajasthan Minister Defends New Gag Law
The new law that shields public servants including lawmakers and ministers from being investigated for on-duty action without prior sanction was necessary to end frivolous allegations meant to defame officials, a top Rajasthan minister has said, defending the law that the opposition Congress says was designed to "protect the interest of the corrupt...
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After Rajasthan Cancels Lease of 601 Mines, Congress Demands CBI Probe
Under scrutiny over alleged illegal allocation of mines in Rajasthan, the Vasundhara Raje government has cancelled the allotment of 601 mines. But the opposition Congress is on the offensive, demanding the mine scam be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
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At the Heart of Rajasthan's Rs 3.8 Crore-Bribery Scandal, These Men
The modus-operandi, according to officials in Rajasthan's the anti-corruption police, was simple. The Rs 3.8 crore -- recovered in cash on Wednesday after raids on several top bureaucrats of Rajasthan -- was amassed through graft that poured in through a carefully built network.
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Busted! Rs 3.8 Crore in Cash Seized From Rajasthan Officials
Uncountable piles of currency notes in the highest of denominations lay stacked on the desk of a senior government official in Rajasthan's Udaipur this evening, after a raid by the state's anti-corruption department.
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Crores recovered from dairy official in Rajasthan, probe ordered
Millions in cash continue to tumble out of lockers of Rajasthan's corrupt dairy official. Four lockers of Surendra Sharma, a Deputy Manager in the Rajasthan Dairy Federation coughed up Rs 2 crore and 35 lakh in cash on Saturday. The Anti-Corruption Bureau says, this is the biggest seizure ever from a single official in Rajasthan."We've recovered Rs...
